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… Oliver John (Jack) Hindon (44), the man after whom the SA Jack Hindon medal for outstanding service is named, is …

… a compromise with Smuts . Smuts agrees to repeal the Act as long as voluntary registration takes place. Gandhi … 22 June, Smuts makes Gandhi a new offer to repeal the Act, but amendments would be made to the Immigration Act. … registration certificates were burnt  at Fordsburg Mosque. 1909 February, 97% of Asians had taken out registration …

… Address, Outdshoorn, Cape, 7 January, 1907 The 1909 Presidential Address, Cape Town, 13th April 1909 The 1910 Presidential Address, Port Elizabeth, Cape The … Corps. (1919) Protest against the Women’s Enfranchisement Act, and the Franchise Amendment Bill, 1931 …

… in 1947 and the Commission of Inquiry into the Income Tax Act. He was also a member of the South African Academy for …

… of Durban, designated under the apartheid Group Areas Act for Indians only, to discuss what they should do. They …

… the first to be removed in this way under the Group Areas Act. He swiftly built homes that ensured some financial …

… Six was declared a White area under the Group Areas Act, forced removals that followed seriously disrupted the …

… Electoral Commission (IEC) requested Holomisa to act as a monitor in the June 2007 elections in East Timor. In …

… months in Port Elizabeth under Section 6 of the Terrorism Act. He was sentenced in October 1973 to five years in prison …

… Nine working class leaders were tried under the Terrorism Act for reviving South African Congress of Trade Unions …

… house arrest and banned under the Suppression of Communism Act . She could no longer teach, nor associate with more than …

… term, he was re-arrested and charged under the Sabotage Act. He was convicted and sentenced to ten years’ …

… Zululand under the notorious Riotous Assemblies Amendment Act of 1930, by the Minister of Justice, Oswald Pirow, on the …

… the Witwatersrand 1886 onwards. Key Terms Annexation : the act of taking control of a country, region, etc, especially … Government [online] Available at http://www.gov.za/about-sa/history [Accessed: 23 February 2015]. Topic 2 : Deep level … [Accessed: 18 February 2015]. ZAR, (2007), “SA History in a Nutshell” from ZAR [online] Available at …

… in the Quarter Finals of the FIFA 2010 World Cup in SA, are defeated by Uruguay …

… WWI: Only three SA officers and 140 men march out of Delville Wood. Six days …

… Second-Lieutenant William Nimmo Brown of the 1st SA Infantry is killed in the Battle of the Somme and becomes …

… Thabo Mooki, SA football player who was the first winner of the Kick Off …

… and Hebrew scholar, dies in Jerusalem, Israel. He came to SA in 1937 and held the pos …

… Sally Knight Little, SA golf player who won the individual title in the world golf …

… monarch of the British Empire (thus also of the Union of SA at the time), is born at …

… General Jan C.G. Kemp resigns as officer in the SA army because of the war policy of the Botha government and …

… For the first time in SA history White, Coloured and Indian voters go to the polls …

… SA gains 180 medals during the 7th All Africa Games that ends …

… selling two new combat submarines to South Africa, to help SA to protect the oil route round the Cap …

… News 24 announces that SA broke the Zimbabwean boycott in March this year. Armscor …

… For the first time in SA history White, Coloured and Indian voters go to the polls …

… The SA rugby team beats Wales 96-3 in Pretoria – the highest …